The administration of Javier Milei (La Libertad Avanza) inaugurated a new stage in our country. It is not only about management whose characteristics are unprecedented for the democratic system, but also its policies and guidelines are generating rapid changes in the various sectors of Argentine society.
The effect of economic measures covers the entire social pyramid. Whether in the popular sectors and the middle class, as well as the high-income population. These new measures include its fiscal adjustment plan, the Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) 70/2023 and the Bases Law, among others.
Key data to evaluate government management. The Chequeado medium, rmonitored different relevant indicators that allow evaluating the evolution of the La Libertad Avanza government and revealed the multi-class impact that the president’s policies are having.
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: retirements
In June 2024, the last month with data so far from the management of Javier Milei (LLA), The minimum retirement reached $276,932 with bonus included. This represents a real drop (that is, considering inflation) of 17.5% compared to the same month last year, and 9% in relation to December 2023, the last month of the government of Alberto Fernández (FDT).
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: minimum wage as of May 2024
The minimum wage, in May 2024, the last month with data up to the time of Javier Milei’s (LLA) administration, was $234,315. This represents a real drop (that is, considering inflation) of 29% compared to the same month last year, and 15% in relation to December 2023, the last month of the Alberto Fernández (FDT) government.
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: Universal Child Allowance until May 2024
The AUH and the supplement charged with the Alimentar Card They recorded in May 2024, the last month with data from the management of Javier Milei (LLA), a value of $ 122,479. This is a real increase of 11% compared to the same month last year, and 62% in relation to December 2023, the last month of the government of Alberto Fernández (FDT).
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: recorded salaries
The recorded salary, in March 2024, the last month with data up to the time of Javier Milei’s (LLA) management, was $705,833 on average. This represents a real drop (that is, considering inflation) of 24% compared to the same month last year, and 4% in relation to December 2023, the last month of the government of Alberto Fernández (FDT).
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: dismissals without cause
In March 2024, the latest data from the management of Javier Milei (LLA), The number of dismissals without cause out of the total was 14.2%. This is an increase of 7.3 points percentages compared to the same month of 2023, and remains at similar levels to those of the last month of Alberto Fernández’s government (FDT).
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: milk consumption
The most recent data so far from the management of Javier Milei (LLA) shows that Milk consumption was 159.5 liters per inhabitant in the first four months of 2024. This represents a drop of 17.6% compared to the same period in 2023, and is the floor of the series if you look at the governments of Mauricio Macri (Cambiemos) and Alberto Fernández (FDT).
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: meat consumption
According to data as of April 2024, the last one so far in the management of Javier Milei (LLA), The consumption of meat per inhabitant is 49 kilos and registered a drop of 6% compared to 2023, last year of the administration of Alberto Fernández (FDT).
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: sales of household appliances
The most recent data so far from the management of Javier Milei (LLA) shows that The sale of household appliances was $193.89 billion in March 2024. This represents a 47% drop compared to the same month in 2023, and is comparable to the months of 2020 when Argentina was going through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: purchases in supermarkets
In March 2024, the last month with data so far from the management of Javier Milei (La Libertad Avanza), Supermarket purchases represented $1.4 billion. This is a number that remains within the average of previous years.
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: purchases of national and imported cars
Until May, the latest data from the management of Javier Milei (LLA), car registrations fell 22.1% compared to the same period last yearbut a different behavior is seen between domestic and imported cars. While the former have fallen since December 2023, the last month of Alberto Fernández (FDT), the imported ones have grown by 6.7% so far in the administration of Javier Milei (LLA).
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: rental prices
The average rental price in the City of Buenos Aires was $440,072 in real terms in May 2024, the latest data from the management of Javier Milei (LLA). This is a drop of 20% compared to the same month last year, and 26% compared to December 2023. the last of the government of Alberto Fernández (FDT).
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: mortgage loans
The balance of mortgage loans for housing It was $221,408 million in March 2024, the latest data from the management of Javier Milei (LLA). This is a drop of 66% compared to March 2023 and 35% if you look at December of the same year, the last of Alberto Fernández’s (FDT) administration.
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: sales of agricultural machinery
In the first quarter of 2024, the latest data available from the Javier Milei (LLA) management, Agricultural machinery was sold for $269,943 million pesos. This represents an increase of 17% compared to the last quarter of Alberto Fernández’s (FDT) management, in December 2023.
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: grain harvest liquidation
The most recent data so far from the management of Javier Milei (LLA) shows that the liquidation of the grain harvest was US$ 2,613 million in May 2024. This represents a growth of 110% compared to December 2023, the last month of Alberto Fernández’s (FDT) administration.
The impact of Javier Milei’s measures: gap between the official dollar and the blue dollar
The latest data from the management of Javier Milei (LLA), from June 2024shows that the gap between the official dollar and the blue dollar is 35%. This is a drop of 64 percentage points compared to the same period last year, and 118 percentage points if we look at December 2023, the last month of Alberto Fernández’s (FDT) administration.
With Chequeado information.
